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from the Sydney Morning Herald by Nicky Phillips Australian scientists have described how some neurons in the brain switch off certain genes as part of normal brain function, a process that appeared disturbed in people with schizophrenia. While most people were familiar with the role DNA played instructing the body’s cells to produce proteins, a far greater amount of genetic ...
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